Two Fearless Champions of the Environment YANA Town Hall The Yale Club of New York City In-Person & Virtual Wednesday, January 26 | 6:30 PM EST All welcome to attend; Registration required Urban parks and natural areas have never been more important for our collective sanity than during Covid. On January 26th, two alums from the Yale […]
Please join us for a celebration of this year’s YAA Leadership Awards, Alumni Schools Committee Service Awards, Yale Alumni Fund Chair's Awards, and YAA Board of Governors Excellence Awards for alumni groups and programs. Together, we will congratulate these outstanding volunteers and groups for their efforts on behalf of Yale and their communities.
Stories of Afghan Refugees: Hope in Resettlement YANA Panel Tuesday, February 15 | 6:30 PM EST Since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan in August 2021, the US evacuated more than 75,000 Afghans to the United States. This is truly a historic effort, second in scale only to the Vietnamese resettlement in the 1970’s and […]
ADDICTION RECOVERY Healing Through Compassion and Community YANA Virtual Town Hall Wednesday, February 23 | 6:30 PM EST All welcome to attend; Registration required Addiction in the US was already at a crisis level when Covid struck. The pandemic fueled an increase in financial insecurity and social isolation, triggering a surge in addiction rates. On […]
We invite you to participate in Yale’s Common Good & Creative Careers Networking Event taking place virtually on Friday, March 4th from 1:00pm-4:00pm ET. This event provides your organization a unique opportunity to engage with talented Yale students who are interested in learning about opportunities within Non-Profits, Education, Government and the Arts. With 38% of Yale College […]
What is Public Art? YANA Panel Thursday, March 24 | 5 PM PDT // 8 PM EDT All welcome to attend; Registration required Why does it matter to society, what counts and how do artists reflect upon its power to engage audiences? When foundations are involved, how do they decide which art and artists to […]
COVID-19: Turning Pain into Purpose When COVID struck two years ago, two courageous Yalies saw and seized the opportunity to transform adversity into positive social change. Kristin Urquiza ’03 started Marked By COVID to give a voice to the voiceless after the tragic and unnecessary death of her father Mark Urquiza from the disease. Liam Elkind ’22 launched Invisible Hands to deliver groceries, […]
On the eve of Earth Day, join us for an exceptional webinar sponsored by the YANA Bay Area and New England chapters and Yale BlueGreen U.S. Climate Change: Regional Differences & How to Prepare for What's Ahead National Webinar Thursday, April 21 | 6:45 PM EDT All welcome to attend; Registration required We’re already living […]
Please join us for the 2022 Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance Virtual Gala: "Generation to Generation" Join former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Yale President Peter Salovey in honoring two Yale families and an organization advancing social impact across the generations! Marian Wright Edelman ’63 Law, Founder of the Children’s Defense Fund and Jonah Edelman […]
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Reflections & Learnings from the Northwest Response to COVID-19 Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Reflections and learnings from the Northwest response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the movements for greater environmental, social, and racial equity More than two years into the ongoing global pandemics of COVID-19, systematic racism, and environmental degradation, the […]
United For Ukraine As heartbreak in Ukraine continues, the Yale community is working together in many ways to support this war-torn country. On Wednesday, May 25th, YANA will dedicate the entire Town Hall to spotlight United For Ukraine and the heroic work of three Ukrainian-born members of the Yale School of Medicine, who mobilized immediately to launch […]
Efforts in Health Equity: Working Towards More Diverse and Value-Based Medical Care Data have shown for years that the lack of diversity in medical schools, the financial incentives to choose well-compensated specialties over community-based family practice, and the fee-for-service reimbursement system in our country have disproportionately negatively impacted the most marginalized and vulnerable populations who already […]